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by fuzzfactor 29d ago
You should see some of the ships that your food-grade products come in :\
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
Eternal youth?
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
Under certain conditions you may get more good ideas than others. This can be cultivated and if you end up with one or more ideas in excess of what you can possibly deploy, that would be a surplus. Under ideal conditions that is. So it stan
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
When you hear this: "I grew up in IT !" English translation: "I grew up in Haiti"
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
Pretty good at this point, still not totally eclipsed :)
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
Oh yes, they were able to deploy a predatory component completely under the radar as soon as they could, because there was already the established habit of buying a home computer for the first time if you were fortunate enough during the
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
Good call, but regardless, for decades this has always meant that you need a better IT guy, better software, better Windows devs, a better OS variant, or preferably all of the above. You can't paint a pretty picture here. It's not
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
Well there didn't used to be very many degreed Software Engineers before Microsoft itself started needing more than ever, and they weren't the only company, just one of the fastest growing early ones. Anybody see any correlation t
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
These had no special data on them to begin with, or things other than mainstream file storage. No irreplaceable game floppies and probably nothing worth saving at all, but it was only about 10mb total on all the disks combined, might as wel
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
These do seem all within the range of possibilities. The bag is old and imperfect, and I don't think it is completely airtight either. Not as much from permeability of the polymer but phyical wear & tear too. I smelled the exhaust
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
Now I've got a pack of old floppies that are outgassing :0 I have no other explanation. This is an almost-full box of miscellaneous floppies in one of the original cardboard trays of 30 from Office Depot. I've got kilos more flo
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
>sounds like Zuck really drank his own Kool-Aid It does. What are some of the tech elites "sweetening" their kool-aid with these days anyway?
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
It helps if you're not too afraid of bugs . . .
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
Not by putting any meaningful part of the article behind a sign-up of any kind for starts.
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
Beware the rabid rabbit and don't let your whole near his hole . . .
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
That's embarrassing. Not your app, it rocks. Microsoft. It's like some decision-maker thinks it's OK to waste memory as long as it's someone (everyone) elses' memory, but it really adds up if you know anything about
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
>Why should I find you repulsive? There could be a number of reasons. Am I not trying hard enough?
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
>I'm sure there will be some losers, This is the way it is on Wall Street more each century, and for AI to go public on that exchange it's going to have to go big or go home. Considering the amount of money that has already be
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
I would say a mathematical mind makes a huge difference in natural science whether or not you are doing any equations at the time or not. Probably since before the cave men or maybe even homo sapiens. Of course when equations do come up ove
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
What did you use to get a 141 byte EMOJI.COM file from the first string of emojis?
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
That's what I was thinking. >Never attribute to stupidity what can be attributed to self-interest. ¿Por Qué No Los Dos? Really seems to speed up the process more so than I've seen since the Nixon malfeasance.
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
Oh yes, "sound" and "prudent" haven't been in the ballpark nearly as often as they used to be :( The dictionary definition is in spite of the fact that the phrase "common sense" is more often than ever bei
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
It does look like a good "works on my machine" proof-of-concept, but are you going to copy those emoji from something other than a browser? Probably wouldn't hurt to specify the text editor too and settings needed to match th
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
It's always possible that the capitalists involved care so much more about money than anything else, especially people, that the acorn can not fall far from the tree. They would know better than us. Aren't new hires actually expec
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
For this to be reproducible the browser version is going to need to be specified.
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
"This page couldn't load." And that's Microsoft, they're supposed to be good at the internet and able to afford better than that by now :\ Nope, complete failure like never before since the internet came out. Certai
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
Well if it died and didn't go to heaven, where did it go? Oh, right.
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
What about not even seeking funding because it's not worth Other Peoples' Money and the headaches that come with it? For one thing you can make money on every single little milestone when you don't owe anybody anything, with
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
You should see some of the apparatus . . .
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by fuzzfactor 1mo ago
"If I had a Hammer," "I'd hit somebody in the head." "All over this Land!" It does have a ring to it and would probably make it up the pop charts as a 21st century version more than ever ;)

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